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UN Mission in Iraq Pledges Support in Accordance with National Priorities.


Al-Hassan: The Head of the United Nations Mission in Iraq, Mohammed Al-Hassan, confirmed that: “The UN mission is committed to supporting Iraq’s priorities and does not intervene except in consultation.” Al-Hassan, head of the UNAMI mission in Iraq, pointed out in a press conference after his meeting with the religious authority, Sayyid Ali al-Sistani, the importance of Iraq’s position in the regional and international dimensions.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Al-Hassan emphasized his commitment to working closely with Iraqi authorities and influential figures to ensure that the UN’s involvement aligns with the country’s needs and interests. He highlighted the need for close cooperation with Sayyid Ali al-Sistani, acknowledging the religious leader’s wisdom and vision for Iraq and the region. This collaboration aims to strengthen Iraq’s standing on both regional and international platforms, ensuring that the nation’s interests are protected and promoted effectively.

Furthermore, Al-Hassan reitera
ted his agreement with Sayyid al-Sistani to protect and enhance Iraq’s positioning while ensuring that the authority of the religious leadership, as represented by Sayyid al-Sistani, is respected and upheld. The meeting underscored the UN’s approach of non-interference, emphasizing that any UN involvement in Iraq is contingent upon consultation with local stakeholders to ensure alignment with national priorities.